Are you trying to print the image or turn it into a postscript-file
for other purposes? The simplest way to make a postscript file would
be to do so on the Windows box itself, say, by installing the printer
driver for a simple postscript printer like one of the Apple
Laserwriters, and then using the print to file option from the  print
dialogue box.

If you want to get fancy, I'm sure you could put something together
using ghostscript, samba, and maybe apsfilter to set up a networked
"printer" device that's accessible from Windows boxes on the network
and just creates postscript files rather than printing them. It'd take
a bit of wrangling though. 

-Zach Fine
czyz@serv.net


>>>>> "Thomas" == Thomas Michael Wanka <tm_wanka@earthling.net> writes:

    Thomas> Hi,

    Thomas> what kind of file is that? If it is a grafic file you
    Thomas> could possibly use the gimp, if it is a Staroffice file
    Thomas> you could have a chance runing Star office inder NetBSD.

    Thomas> mike

    Thomas> On 29 May 2000, at 18:25, Alexander Sorg wrote:

    >> Hello!  I need to generate a postscript-file out of a drawing
    >> made in staroffice on windooze. Is there any reasonable
    >> possibility doing this with netbsd and e.g. use ghostscript as
    >> a print-processor and samba?  Thanks for any help!
    >> 
    >> Alex.